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Generate a complete, professional privacy policy for your website or app. Fill in your details, select what applies, and get a ready-to-use policy you can copy or download. Free forever — no signup, no paywall.
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Fill in your business details on the left and your privacy policy will appear here.
Every website that collects personal data needs a privacy policy. It is not optional — it is required by law in the US, EU, UK, Canada, Australia, and most other countries. Services like Termly charge $10/month and Iubenda charges $8/month for something you can generate here in 60 seconds for free. No account needed, no recurring fees, no data leaves your browser.
Enter your business name, website URL, and contact email. Select the types of personal data you collect (email addresses, cookies, payment info, etc.) and how you use that data. Check any third-party services you integrate with like Google Analytics, Stripe, or Mailchimp. If you serve EU or California users, enable GDPR or CCPA compliance to include the required legal sections. Click Generate and copy your policy — it is ready to publish.
A complete privacy policy should cover: what personal information you collect, why you collect it, how you use it, who you share it with, how users can access or delete their data, your cookie practices, data security measures, children's privacy protections, and how you notify users of policy changes. If you target EU users, GDPR requires additional disclosures about legal basis for processing, data retention periods, and specific user rights. For California users, CCPA requires disclosure of data sale practices and additional consumer rights.
Yes. Google Analytics collects IP addresses, device information, and browsing behavior through cookies. Google's own terms of service require you to disclose your use of Google Analytics in a privacy policy. The same applies to Facebook Pixel, Mailchimp tracking, and any other analytics or marketing tool that processes visitor data.
This generator creates a professional privacy policy based on your inputs. While it covers the standard sections required by major privacy regulations, we recommend having a legal professional review your final policy to ensure it fully complies with all laws applicable to your specific business and jurisdiction. This tool provides a strong starting point that covers GDPR, CCPA, and general best practices.